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South Africa anti-immigration protests on June 30: Anti-migrant protesters say June 30 deadline for migrants to comot for South Africa still stand
Wia dis foto come from, RAJESH JANTILAL / AFP via Getty Images Published 24 June 2026 Read am in 4 mins Leaders of di anti-migrant
International Criminal Justice in 2026: A digital turning point
As the world marks International Justice Day, international criminal justice stands at a defining crossroads. While the International Criminal Court continues to anchor global accountability
Holiday on July 17, 2026 — International Criminal Justice Day
Every year on July 17, the world observes World Day of International Criminal Justice. This date serves as a reminder of the importance of holding
SA police and protesters must put lives first as 30 June looms
SA police and protesters must put lives first as 30 June looms Police and leaders of anti-immigration movements have a responsibility to ensure that protests
As 62nd Human Rights Council closes, WCC supports climate safety, global health
The Human Rights Council, established by the UN General Assembly resolution in 2006, commemorated its 20th anniversary this year. The 62nd session During the 62nd
No tolerance for violence, police warn ahead of 30 June
Police Deputy Minister Polly Boshielo has warned that authorities will not tolerate vigilantism, xenophobic violence, intimidation, or any form of lawlessness aimed at dictating who
Prison Administration No Longer Permitted to Read Prisoners’ Letters: Ministry of Justice Expands Prohibited List
Now convicted persons can receive responses to complaints on their own flash drives, and letters to the International Criminal Court are sent without any censorship.
South Africa deploys police, foreigners brace for violence as anti-immigrant protests begin
South African police deployed to head off unrest and protests on Tuesday, the unofficial deadline set by anti-immigrant groups for undocumented foreign nationals to leave
Human rights activist Naâma Asfari is starving for justice, and the world is looking away
Fifteen years of arbitrary detention. Two UN bodies vindicating him. A man starving himself because every other peaceful avenue has been closed, writes Kamal Fadel.
Scotland was the ‘murder capital of Europe’. Then it started treating violence like a disease
For the SVRU, this meant getting out of the police station and into hospitals, schools, social work departments, youth work and communities. Dentists were trained